Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-12
CITY AND DISTRICT.
Departure OF the Masonic Lodges frou
the City Tins MORNING..

OFF FOR BALTIMORE.
Departure OF the Masonic Lodres from
the City this Morning.
CAPITAL CITY LoDGEs-oyER 200 MAsoss IN LINE
A SPLENDID nsPLAY
large representation OF Masonic bodies ~ this
city went over TO Baltimore this morning IN rttct
pate In the centennial celebration AS the snecial
trsin was 10 leave shortly before o O'Clock n was
necessary that there should be an early start and
VhS reaulNeiy early rays OF the morning sun fell
upon shining beavers and glossy broadcloth coats
which had assembled In great throncs in the II.
entity or Masonic Temple. The fraters seemed TO
o. n excellent huInor, ard after marching into the
Temple and securing their white aprons they
emerged again and located themselves on the
SHADY side OF the street, where they smoked and
chatted until GREATNESS marshals rushed I'D and or.
cered them into position Mr. Robert Ball the CHIEF
marshal had broad blue silk sash drawn across his
oreas- and baton IN his hand as the sign Of bis
autnorlty de Was calm and cool In the knowledge
that his aides were carrying their Instructions
aud that when the time came the line would be
formed In good shape. Out in the bright sunlight
1ne scene presented 70 the inexperienced eye was
one OF greet confusion. There were groups OF men
sl20dlng about, broken lines, and much running
hitner and thither. quarter alter eight was the
hOur named when the line OF march should be
formed, and by that time nearly every lodge was
In position They formed on G street and Ninth
Well as the marshals OF each lodge, soon had
THE LINE FORMED
In accordance with the Instructions of the grand
marshal Each lodge fell into line as follows: frsr.
the marshals then the tiler, the stewards then
the members In lines OF SIX, then the wardens,
treasurer, and secretary, the past master the
wOrshlpfui master and his deacons There was no
lodge furniture carried except the deacons and
stewaruS rods and the tyler'S sword. The officers
wore their Jewels and the members their white
aprons When the National Rifle band marched
Ine mead Oh the nne and the procession promptly
said by one OF the spectators to be one OF the finest
Masonic demonstrations OF the kind he had ever
Seen kaeh lodge looked its very best. The men,
bers marched well, and the long line OF shining
black, with a dash OF color here and there from
"a, ,ns maskers Penants wound along the streets to
tators were along the line or march, which was
ooMn street 10 18th street, 18th street TO Penn
syiyania avenue, and then down the avenue TO the
Baltimore and OHIO depot.
The Procession.
The formation OF the line was as follows: Robert
Ban, grand marshal; F. G. Alexander, W. C. Bick-
lord and I. Cabel Williamson, aides.
FIRST DIVISION.
+. G. Alexander, marshal Arminius Lodge No.
2o-Renry Brandes, w. NJ; John Toense, S. W.;
e. katzenstein, j. W.; II. II. Gerdes, s.; E. F.
proop, T.
Stansbury Lodge No 24-Marshal, a. s. Lichau.
F. 9. Alexander, w. NJ; John Miller, s. W.; Henry
Pentalpha Lodge No.:3-Marshai B. W. Browne;
>. b. Burke, ". NJ; J. b. Robinson, S. W.; W. X.
BuSh6y, j. W.; W. P. Ii. Crews, s.; W. X. Menden-
Geo. C. whiting Lodge No. 2a-Marshal, J. F.
Nv, n; A2pIsoy. Henry C. Craig w NJ; W. Eas-
Anacostia Lodge 10 al-Marshal, j. M. Minnlx.
s: NJ Golden, W. NJ; J. E. HALEY, S. W.; s. E.
Shields, J. W; J. H. King, S.. c. B. Smith, +.
Hope Lodge No. 20-MarShal W. A. Craig: j. 8.
4lls, W. NJ; W. p. Challice s. W.; j. v. Lewis j.
W.; W. A Craig, S.: D. s. Blue, T.
lafayette Lodge, No. 19-Marshal, c. c. Hell
mick, WIS. Parks,W. NJ; J. NJ. McKennig. s.W.;
.. aWardie, j. W. III. s. Merrill, s.; A. +, Fox, I.
SECOND DIVISION.
W. c. Bickfor1 marshal
Acacia Lodge, No. 1S-Marshal, John Shirley
II. c. Sitter, W. NJ; J. A. Sutherland. S. W.; Alex
L. holt, j. w.; J. j. Little, s.; John Gibson. T.
Harmony Lodge, No.17-Marshal, Samuel Baxter
sweet J. W.; Wm. A. Yates, s.; o. s. Frrmin. T.
Dawson Lodge; No, 1e-MarshaL Dr. S: S: Bond
comb, j. w; r. willis, S: o. T. Thompson. T.
Bent- B. French Lodge. No. I5-Marshal, Chas r
smith Vim. Barhum. w. NJ; G. f. Johnston, W.;
S S1a Hazeh' j. W.; VIM A. Galley, s.; c. P.
Washington Centennial Lodge. No. 14-Narshal.
A. II. Bogue- l. G. Williamson, W. NJ; B. T. 1rue-
-; W. II. Baum, T.
bus. j. " EgSeston. ". NJ: J. W D %aaS s re W:
j. j. Jones' j. W.; j. h. PilsOn, S.: C. W. Brown, T.
ST. johns Lodge No 1I-Iiarshal, Ben. Haines,
Jr L e. Mitchell. W. NJ; W. II. Douglass, 5. W.;
a w Pentand, j. W.; j. Z. FIJI, s.; Chas. J. Wat
son, T.
THIRD DIVISION.
l. c. Williamson, marshal.
Hiram Lodge No. 1o-Marshal, NJ. R. Thorn. ",
C. Biekford, G. NJ; Geo. H. Walker, SW; LII
Schneider, J.W.; w. ii. stuart, g. Geo. s. Kraft. T.
New Jerusalem Lodge Nc e-Marshal, A.w. KEEL
A. II. Fiegenbaum, J. W.; W. S. Dennison, s; Z. Y.
Goldman. T..
Lebanon Lodge No. marshal, J. NJ. westfan.
Il. -. simpson, W. NJ: j. l. Goekel, s. W.: E ].
Nottingham, J.w.; D. G. Dixon s.: Thos TAYLOR. +.
Potomac Lodge No. 5-MarshaI James Hazen.
Frank Thomas w. NJ: j. 4 ". Waters, s. w.; J.
T. Wood, j. W.; c. F. sheAel. S.; W. Nordlin-
Naval Lodge No. Marshal Chas. F. Smith.
ChaS> A. Stockett, ". NJ; c. a. Bradford, s W.;
Cross, T..
w.W.Wetzel, W. NJ; II. C. Darragh. s. W; Chas.
s, Wheeler, IT., j. W.; NJ. A. Tappan, s.; j. R.
Federal Lodge, No. Marshal, VIII A. Short.
j. > Iomilns0n, w. NJ; Geo. Z. COLLISION, s. W.;
VIM PIatt, J. w; W. A. short s.; W. III. Goods T.
Past Grand Masters-R B. Donaldson, J. s. Me-
Coy. Noble d. Larner r. W. Best Thos. p. ChiffeIe
j. l. Johnson, L G. Davis, Z II. Chamberlain, and
Officers OF the Grand Lodge-Jose NJ. Yznaga. n.
w e. NJ: Jesse W. Lee, K W. d. G. NJ; 81. Ding
man, r. W. 5. G.. w; Jas. A Sample, r. W. j. G.
W; W r. singleton. K. W.G.S-; c. C. Duncanson,
A large number OF ladies was at the depot when
inc processl2n arrived, and they accompanied the
fraters 10 Baltimore. IL was estimated that there
were fully Loo masonS IN nne and adding the
laCleS and others VINO accompanied them from
this city would make the representation from this
city over 1000 The arrangements for the trip
~eTe1n charge OF committee composed OF NeSsrs.
J. - Iomilnson. Henry h. simpson, Wilmer W.
NetZel. ChaS. A. SJockett. Warren C. BicEford
Henry c. Craig, and Fred G. Alexander
f0llowing are lists or members OF various lodges
VINO were in line to-day and went 10 Baltimore 10
participate IN the ceremonies there:
COLUMBIA LODGE, NO. J.
Wilmer ". NetZe W. NJ; Harry C. Darragh, s.
W.; Chas. :. Wheeler, j. W.: Myron A. Tappan
Sec; Jno. r Thompson, p. ", Treas; Granville
Mason, = D.; Eg5ert G. Barnard. j. D.; VIM. III.
Myers senior steward: C. NJ. c. Spooner, Junior
steward; W. = Macgil, p. NJ, master OF cere-
monies Edmond Cotteril p. NJ, Tier; Past Masters
H. W Brelsl0rd. BeDJ- F. Darling, JAS L. Falby.
Ih0s F. Gibbs, MarcelluS Gardner A. NJ. MuZZy,
\ r. Mcmillan, NJ. j. Moore VIM. ii. wetzel and
y n WILLIAMS; Root. BOwdier, ii. Billings W. T..
B0wd!er. JnG. W. Bradford, III. NJ Bennett Chas
Z Carter, Jas L. De Jester. j. W. Deneane c. De
ho'.trtv1e, H. j. Ennis, e. E. GoodnO, c. j. Gooch,
a. H. GOnZenb1cn, Gee. l. Hin, j. A. joyce, j. z,
LOthrop, j. A Umrick, Z. C. Manning, Il. r. May
field, G. Newell, y. olive, j. II. Patrick, E. J..
Pattee, + j. Perry, III. Page, :. V. ProudiJ, III. A.
Peed, +. Z Patterson u. r. Ross, Robt SilIers Jay
b. Smith, GeO.E- SlOat, A. j. Whitaker, W. Winans
). W Wheeler, D. W. Wear, a ID. WILCOX, c. D..
Wakup.
NAVAL NO. 4.
Chas. A. StocEett, ". NJ: Chas- 4. Bradford G.
W; Arthur j. Symonds, j. W.; Geo. Schultz Sec
T. B. Cross, IT., Treas; Chas. +. Warren s. d. !;
NJ =. Peake, J. D.; Chas. +. smith, NJ. OF c.; VIM
IL. hartes5er, :. -; Jos 5. Reynolds, o. s.; Vim. A.
Cooper, tier; Vim. GaddiS, Geo. GaddiS Adam
Gaddis, Oliver T Beaumont, Elmer > Berkey